Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-13

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sesnes ~ Fanst ksye been rEssenied
hsEs, iast nlGhf aderded fhe arst -
f0FHares - he entlfs cpsra sssr $50
Emma AbbAf ~ Maraasriits. So
/ pfo4ahed peEfec1i0n. I1s4 - reGaE1nl
~ msny a. beiaR Miss Ahbotfa -.
eh4RAeseF. Il " ceFl2in that me masAs
81 .FAaasr nnds auGt an intefpFstasles
IN ksF puFe. swsss voiea - lev cDssa
rive 4. Tizne nnd again did THE endi-
enss bases fnte aufhueiasgfo appIanss
a. N1ss hbhost rendsted pec1liafiy Oh
feuIt a. ueerfiarIy atFikinR music. To-
aefhsx with Sienor Micheiene, sbe NAs
caIisd befsre the curtain after he tsan.
tilpl dast . he H01F - Lsts. Ad,s1-
AZ ate end Of the fourth act Miss Abbott
b speaist, request, sang ~houe, osess
Hou.e.S n 4 manner th4t was grand e
tse sweet sInrpiioity. II Response - ne
oafburst Of appia1se which followed,
she Gang ,sfke Oh folks 81 Home," u
"a har o1n bssusifui and tOushtrR way
NJ. william Broderick, o. Mephisio-
pheass. sustained h;s char1cteF 20 per.
lection. MF. Bfoderiek IL an aetoE OF
| great ahslifY, and few Who have ever
| eesu ia. viii ferRaf bis rendition Of Ms-
| uhEasoohalea. Hia deep, riab voice CON
| pess enthusiastic admiration and heigns-
I ems sbe effect Of his brilliant acting
ME. Broderick IL the ideal Asphisto-
/ phsisa.
siqnor MschsIena, a. Faust. vas also
sxnellent, bis magnificent tenor voice
evokine sppIanss time after time. Miss
Isfzzia ABnsndale. the contraltos as sic
bel, and Mr.. william r. PFuette, as Val
safine, we're admirAbie. laced. all tns
members Of toe company acquitted
themselves with credit. and Miss abbott
hss reason 20 be ptoud Of The meRnin-
cent organization which bears her LAlne.
THE oERnZkN oLuBL
The Germam Club was entertained on
tuesday evening By Mrs. I. I: Miner.
81 her elegant residence on fwelltb
street. The dancing was led By nj.
| Preston and Miss MeiQs, snd the ne
area danced we're novel and pretty. he
/ Treatments we're elegantly served duS-
/ inc the evening, and the members Of
tbs elnb regard this a. amonR she most
dsliehtfui Of their many dsliehsfui
meetings.
kmopa those present we're: Mr.. and
Mrs, Oseood, Mr.. and Mrs Preston,
/ Mrs. Heines, Mrs. Kelloag, the Misses
Terry. MePhsrson, Emery. Hallef,
Strive, SpaFlinR, HoyL Grant, Anna
Starting and Henry, and Meesrs q. h.
Preston, Pelty. Fiskin, Cox. HalleF. Col
tins, HoRR, Baker, AlbeFtson, Dawson,
Kittineer, spaEIing. Chaplin and sharpe.
BrKrHDkX PARTY.
I.ast Monday evening the many
fFisnds OF l.. 4. Spray met az the resi-
denee Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Spray for
/ a. - ~G1akxmnf trsrr hfa fMRrfW-
frat birthday. The evening vas Whiied
lfwsv In parIor games. singing and
dancing. About IL O'Clock supper, 20
which al did ample justice. was spread.
Mr.. James McElFoy had the honor Of
cutting the birthday cake, which vas
accomplished In q most artistic manner.
After supper games, singing and dane
ine WAS resumed until both hands OF
tue clock were pointing upward, aud
then tbs party broke no.
Among those present we're: Mt. and
Mrs. George spray, Misses MeRonegil,
Alice Clark, Eva Gunterman, Emma
UIin, Alice GunleFman, Lottie Scott and
Hattie and Lizzie Spray and MessEs.
Peter Moran, Daniel Mckeons J. Il.
Saith, James McElroy, William Gun
terman, Enoch Wood. Ross Scott, Ben
iamiH KeaRle, T. Z. NuRan, Eric Uiip,
JF., Lyman Spray, Fred Hall and l.. e.
Stray.
MRS. srACY's TIA.
The tes given b. Mrs. Stacy, on Wed
uesday afternoon. a. q good bye tea 20
Miss Grant, vas Thoroughly enjoyed by
the thirteen fortunate young ladies Who
attended. Cards tastefnliy decorated 10
water oolors, found beside each plate al
the table, bore the inscription " Bon roy
age" and she date. February 3, 1881.
The following young society ladies par
took OF the generous hospitality Of their
genial hostess: Tue Misses Grant, Hal
Ter, MeiRse Of Port Msdison, Terry, Lyon,
Boarman, Sparkling, Hopkins, Holman
of Portland. Ferry, MCPHERSON and the
two Miss Bianchards.
valentine sooIABLE.
A valentins soclable will be given by
the Young people OF the Presbyterian
Church AZ the residence Of Capitals Gil
more, on Front street, on Monday even
ing. One Of the features Of the evening
will be q post .ofliee for the exchange Of
valentines. Refreshments will be served
and 3 most enjoyable time is astiei
pated.
GOOD TK1PLARs.
Seattle Lodge No. 6. l o. @. T., re-
sensly elected the following oflieeFs:
10. r., J. w. Bixby; X. s., Lizzie Ward;
l.. n, Auna DenBy; Secretary, b. A.
Sfarkey; Financial Secretary, Mrs. q.
Ferry; Treasurer, Mrs. O. Il. Jones;
Marshal, Charles FARMLAND; Deputy
Marshal, Miss Kate ward; Guard, Miss
Anna Hall; Sentinel. ID. I. Denny, Jr.
PYrHIAN nALL.
Washington Lodge No. is, Knights OF
Pythias, will give their second annual
ball at Utsalady on the evening Of Fri
day. February 18Th. Steamers will be
sent to Ooapeville. Oak Harbor and La
conner TO carry passengers 70 and from
utsalady free OF charge. A large At
tendance and good time are ooHA
IDENTITY expected.
l. o. o. y. kNHTvEHsARx.
Tue tenth anniversary OF the institu.
tion Of NewsAstle Lodge No. :, /. q. d.
f.. vas httinRly celebrated at New
eastle on THURSDAY evening. Az s
o'clock. members Of the order and IN
vited guests 20 the number OF $50 as
sembled IN the Odd Fellows Hall. AP-
piopriate exercises then took place. IN
GLIDING q historical sketch Of New
] NAAtte Al0uAtf AAlato w Wuas y ett1ttt
and IA address on Odd Fellowship by
W. W. NeUlin. Of seattle. Supper vas
served By the ladies from 1880 20 i2:90.
and Il IL scarcely Reesssary 20 eay that
il received ample justice. The oelsbFs-
tisn was q great success throughout,
and at lie close the ODD Fellows and
their visitors alike felt that the evening
had been most pleasantly spent. and
that Il would Iona be remembered.
sLx1aMINa rkKrx.
On Monday evening very enjoyable
alesehing party was given BY Miss Josie
Livingston and Mr.. James Campbell, OF
Port RlAksly. The drive vas from PoFt
Blekely 10 Port Madison. the mode Of
conveyance being = large fonf-herse
sleigh IN which the entire party vas &C
esmmodated. On the arrival 81 Port
Madison the party 81 onae attacked The
elegant sapper which Vas in Uaiting,
and the delieacies which we're 20 boua-
tlsnliy provided qaickly disappeared
before TIE attacks Of the hungry once.
Not until The early hoars Of the mora
ING did the merry rarty tarn homeWaFd.
These Who were present were Mrs.
S8ekman. Mira Hun Of Portland, Miss